Superintendent, Civil & Marine division - Anchorage, AK
NANAJob Description The Superintendent is responsible for leading the day-to-day field execution of civil construction and infrastructure projects throughout Alaska, with particular emphasis on remote, complex, and logistically challenging environments. NCC's current marine activities are primarily focused on marine logistics and transportation rather than traditional marine construction. Marine construction experience is not required . Candidates with relevant marine construction experience may have opportunities to help develop and expand that capability as the Civil & Marine Division grows. _ This position is located in Anchorage, AK with frequent travel to various project site locations across the state as needed _ Responsibilities Field Supervision & Production: Provide overall field leadership and direction for assigned civil construction and infrastructure projects. Plan, organize, and direct daily and weekly field activities in accordance with project schedules, work plans, contract requirements, and production objectives. Supervise General Foremen, Foremen, craft personnel, and subcontractors. Establish clear expectations for safety, productivity, quality, housekeeping, and professional conduct. Coordinate manpower, equipment, materials, and other resources to maintain planned production. Monitor production against schedule and proactively identify potential delays or constraints. Collaborate with the Project Manager to develop short-term and look-ahead schedules and practical execution strategies. Coordinate sequencing and interfaces between crews, subcontractors, equipment, and materials. Verify that work is performed in accordance with approved plans, specifications, and project procedures. Identify field changes, differing site conditions, constructability issues, and other risks and communicate them promptly to the Project Manager. Participate in project startup, mobilization, demobilization, and closeout activities. Production, Equipment & Cost Control: Monitor labor productivity, equipment utilization, material usage, production quantities, and labor/equipment hours. Compare actual production with planned quantities and identify opportunities for improvement. Coordinate equipment needs with project management and equipment personnel. Identify equipment, manpower, material, and logistical constraints that may affect cost or schedule. Support project cost-control efforts through accurate production reporting and timely communication of field conditions. Promote efficient use of labor, equipment, materials, and subcontractor resources. Logistics & Marine Support: Coordinate with Project Managers, Marine Operations, vessel crews, tug and barge operators, logistics providers, and subcontractors to support project mobilization and field execution. Support marine transportation of personnel, equipment, materials, and cargo to remote project locations. Coordinate loading, unloading, staging, and movement of equipment and materials as required. Plan field activities around transportation schedules, weather, tides, seasonal access, and other remote-site constraints. Identify and communicate risks associated with transportation, weather, seasonal access, supply chains, and remote operations. Support development and execution of project-specific logistics and mobilization plans. Safety, Quality &Compliance: Lead by example and maintain a strong safety culture across all field operations. Enforce NCC, client, regulatory, and project-specific safety requirements. Conduct and participate in daily planning meetings, toolbox talks, job hazard analyses, and site inspections. Identify hazards and ensure corrective actions are implemented promptly. Ensure personnel are properly trained, equipped, and authorized to perform assigned work. Monitor work for compliance with project quality requirements, drawings, specifications, and approved procedures. Support compliance with environmental requirements, permits, customer requirements, and…